Explanatory capability of enterprise models

Kirikova, Mārīte

doi:10.1016/s0169-023x(99)00048-8

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“…EM (sometimes also called business modeling, c.f. [31] is a practice that is employed to develop, obtain, and communicate enterprise knowledge, such as strategies, goals and requirements, to different stakeholders [31], [32].…”

Section: Enterprise Modeling -The Process and The Intentionsmentioning

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Enterprise Modeling for Business and IT Alignment – a Framework and Recommendations

Kaidalova

Seigerroth

Persson

2017

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Abstract. Eliminating the gap between business and IT within an enterprise, i.e., solving the problem of Business and IT Alignment (BITA), requires an instrument for the multidimensional analysis of an enterprise. Enterprise Modeling (EM) is a practice that supports such analysis and therefore can be used to facilitate BITA. EM serves as a tool that can capture, visualize and analyze different aspects of enterprises. This article presents a framework that describes the role of EM in the context of BITA and presents recommendations in EM for BITA.

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Section: Enterprise Modeling -The Process and The Intentionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Enterprise Modeling for Business and IT Alignment – a Framework and Recommendations

Kaidalova

Seigerroth

Persson

2017

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“…are interconnected and interplay. Understanding means not only knowing what elements the enterprise consists of and how they are related from different aspects, but also how the elements work together in the enterprise as a whole [17]. Trying to answer all of the questions from a single viewpoint is like trying to explain what an entire house and its contents are by looking through a single window.…”

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A Research Model for Enterprise Modeling in ICT-Enabled Process Change

Karlsen¹

2008

Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing

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Abstract. There are few empirical studies and accompanying models of enterprise modeling (EM) practice in information and communication technology (ICT) enabled process change. This paper presents a research model to be used in a project investigating the use of EM in ICT-enabled process change in Norwegian west coast enterprises. Building on categories and sub-categories from the field of process modeling, the model constitutes a wide array of propositions concerning EM practice, thereby evoking various directions of further inquiery.

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“…Segundo Kirikova (2000) a atenção nos modelos de negócios tem mudado a ênfase da dimensão estrutural para uma investigação profunda dos negócios da empresa, buscando uma perspectiva holística e não mais segmentada de cada domínio de conhecimentos da organização.…”

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“…de Oslo (2006) o conhecimento desempenha um papel crucial no progresso da "economia baseada no conhecimento".ConformeBubenko et al (2001), um modelo é uma maneira estruturada de representar o conhecimento de uma empresa a fim de melhorar a compreensão do seu contexto interno e externo, e facilitar a comunicação entre os agentes envolvidos. ParaKirikova (2000) um modelo precisa aliar a propriedade de representar o conhecimento em sua estrutura com a capacidade de transmitir este conhecimento às pessoas.…”

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Modelo de referência para a formação de redes de inovação em Tecnologia da Informação

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SILVA, A.L. (2011) Reference model for the formation of innovation networks in Information Technology. M. Sc Dissertation -Engineering School of São Carlos, University of São Paulo, São Carlos 2011. The current socioeconomic dynamics impose the need for organizations to respond more quickly to market stimuli. Innovation has been used as an alternative to keep businesses within an acceptable level of competitiveness. The change in organizational processes from the association between the new resources provided by Information Technology (IT) and the intrinsic characteristics of the business is one among several manifestations of the concept of innovation. This research proposes a reference model for the formation of innovation networks for the deployment of systems that represent innovations from the association between IT and business. The literature review discusses the concepts of innovation, innovation networks, information technology, inter and intra-organizational collaboration, discuss organizational knowledge and conceptualize reference model. The research methodology is based on a case study of an exploratory nature, composed of multiple units of analysis, and on the methodology of organizational modeling Enterprise Knowledge Development (EKD) to the formulation of the reference model. It is hoped that research will contribute to the systematization of the process of forming collaborative alliances between innovation actors to deploy systems based on Information Technology.

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Explanatory capability of enterprise models

Cited by 33 publications

References 6 publications

Enterprise Modeling for Business and IT Alignment – a Framework and Recommendations

Enterprise Modeling for Business and IT Alignment – a Framework and Recommendations

A Research Model for Enterprise Modeling in ICT-Enabled Process Change

Modelo de referência para a formação de redes de inovação em Tecnologia da Informação

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